Candace Cameron Bure appears totally satisfied that horror movies can open “a portal.”
The “Full House” alum has continuously espoused her Christian values publicly, together with her choice for a meek and “submissive” position in marriage, however went slightly additional afield this week by arguing that tv can “let stuff inside” the house that’s “demonic.”
The actor offered her private “portal” concept on Tuesday’s episode of “The Candace Cameron Bure Podcast” and admitted that her youngsters — Lev, Natasha and Maksim — mock her for it “all the time.” Social media customers who heard her out are at the moment doing the identical.
“Like if you’re watching this, or you’re playing this video game, or whatever, that’s a portal that could let stuff inside our home,” stated Bure on the podcast. “I don’t even want someone watching a scary movie in our house on the TV, because to me, that’s just a portal.”
The actor reminded viewers that she’s within the movie business and understands how films are made, however nonetheless argued there can nonetheless be “something incredibly demonic” to the outcomes, which her visitor, Texas-based pastor Jonathan Pokluda, audibly agreed with.
Bure’s philosophy seems to increase even to on a regular basis merchandise, resembling water.
“I feel like it’s a portal that gets opened up, and that just reminded me, you’ve posted something a while back about Liquid Death,” she informed Pokluda. “You’re like, ‘Do you want to buy a product that is literally being cursed as it’s going out into distribution?’”
The pastor shared such sentiments on social media earlier this yr, declaring that he’s “super out” on the beverage firm for a advertising marketing campaign cheekily asking prospects to “sell your soul” to affix its “Liquid Death Country Club.”
“They are asking you to sell your soul to them and hired a witch to curse their drinks,” Pokluda wrote on Instagram in February. “Spread the word. If you’re like, ‘OK, Karen, they are just having fun.’ Please grab a copy of ‘Your Story Has a Villain.’”
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Pokluda’s e-book goals to show readers tips on how to “identify spiritual warfare” and “defeat the enemy.” His declare {that a} witch cursed Liquid Demise’s merchandise, in the meantime, seems to be primarily based on a 2019 advertising stunt for a run of Halloween-themed drinks.
The corporate additionally claimed in an commercial in 2022 to have purchased an precise witch a Tremendous Bowl ticket. Whereas most prospects probably see these stunts as mere promotional ploys, religious Christians Pokluda and Bure seem like unconvinced.
“This is how he works,” Pokluda stated in regards to the satan. “I’m telling you, he tries to disguise under that stuff. That’s what he wants you to feel. If you ever are like, ‘Oh, I’m not going to be impacted by that,’ that’s what Satan wants you to feel. That’s the whole essence of it.”
His feedback prompted affirmative nods from Bure, who added, “Yeah.”
